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Study the word list: CVCC words. Words using sets 1 - 7 letters - part 1

CVCC words. Words using sets 1 - 7 letters. Letters and Sounds, Phase Four. Part 1.

Word list: CVCC words. Words using sets 1 - 7 letters - part 1

 went We went to bed.
it's It's Zak's book.
help I help to cook the food.
just I can just do it.
tent It is fun in the tent.
belt The belt was long.
hump A Camel has a hump.
band The band were good.
dent The car got a dent on it.
felt The tap felt wet.
gulp I will gulp the pop.
lamp The lamp was hot.
wind I felt the wind.
land Can the bird land?
nest That is a big nest.
sink The sink had a leak.
link Can we link arms?
hunt The dog can hunt.
best Our team is best.
tilt The earth is on a tilt.

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